Critically discuss the extent to which the fragmentation and regime interaction in Public International law ensures the protection of the rights of individuals.

3 questions; Each 1000 words
First Question: Question 1:
The first salient feature of international law is that most of its rules aim at regulating the behaviour of
States, not that of individuals (Gaeta, Viuales, Zappal, Casseses international law, OUP 3rd ed, 2020).
Critically discuss with reference to the role of international organisations in public international law.
Second Question: If you could re-draft Article 38(1) ICJ statute, what would you change and why?
Third Question: Critically discuss the extent to which the fragmentation and regime interaction in Public International law
ensures the protection of the rights of individuals.
Footnotes needed: Oscola system as outlined in https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/sites/files/oxlaw/oscola_4th_edn_hart_2012.pdf.
Use headings
Start of reading: https://harvardilj.org/wpcontent/uploads/sites/15/HLI101_crop.pdf
Klabbers Handbook, Chapter 16
Klabbers Handbook, pages 29-44 of Chapter 3

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